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Countdown: Billy Clubbed

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Countdown's Keith Olbermann filled his viewers in on Bill O'Reilly's, shall we say, less than friendly encounter with Occupy DC protester Branden Lane and O'Reilly's response on Fox this Thursday evening, where he said he was thinking about the John Lennon assassination and thought that Lane was "out of control."

As Keith noted, O'Reilly doesn't mind sicking his minions on unsuspecting victims of his ambush journalism for Fox, but he's not so thrilled when the tables are turned on himself.

Keith followed up with Occupy DC protester from Wisconsin Jobs Now Branden Lane, who explained how he happened to see O'Reilly leaving the same hotel where the Newt Gingrich protests were occurring and why he and his group were spending time in D.C. making their voices heard on being fed up with our politicians continually looking out for the 1 percent and that O'Reilly how O'Reilly and the misinformation he pushes at Fox are a perfect example of what they're fed up with.

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and have his Grecian Formula run down his coat.


"Parachutes are allowed in checked or carry-on baggage, but may not be worn in flight."

---Southwest Airlines

fastfeat's picture

Might as well have been a leper carrying a vial of anthrax...

Just amazing how Occupy people have been dehumanized completely by these Fuxbots.


"Parachutes are allowed in checked or carry-on baggage, but may not be worn in flight."

---Southwest Airlines

Milord's picture

I wish this pompous horse's ass would just go away. In fact, I wish the entire Fox Propaganda Network would just go away.

Loonie's picture

"Oh my God! Arrest that icky poor person! He almost touched me!"

burrdeming's picture

Bill O'Reilly was right to push for criminal charges.
The fellow was obviously guilty of resisting assault.

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